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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook galaktoboureko by georgia using 14 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Galaktoboureko by Georgia:
- Make ready For the custard
- Make ready fresh milk
- Prepare fine semolina
- Get eggs
- Prepare vanilla
- Prepare sugar
- Get For the syrupι
- Prepare sugar
- Take water
- Take glucose syrup
- Prepare of one whole lemon
- Take vanilla
- Make ready filo pastry
- Get clarified butter
Leave the syrup aside to cool completely. Recipe: Galaktoboureko By: Georgia Panopoulos I don't have a sweet tooth but give me my friend Maria Bakasetas's mum galaktoboureko, cheesecake or ice cream and my no sweet tooth philosophy goes out the window. In my Greek cooking classes I also tend to stay away from desserts because I don't really eat them as I feel they are sickly sweet and because of that I don't cook them at home and. Galaktoboureko, (pr. ga-lahk-to-BOO-reh-koh), also written Galatoboureko, is a traditional Greek dessert, possibly the king of sweets for many in Greece and the one I prefer the most.
Instructions to make Galaktoboureko by Georgia:
- Place all the ingredients for the custard (except the vanilla) in a pot, over strong heat and stir with a whisk until the custard thickens. Remove from heat and add the vanilla.
- Preheat the oven.
- Melt the butter and brush a small baking tray of about 40 cm diameter.
- Line it with half the filo sheets brushing each one with butter and allowing the excess filo to hang over the sides of the baking tray.
- Pour the custard, fold in the excess filo sheets over it and spread the remaining filo sheets on top.
- If you still have some butter that you haven't used, pour it on top.
- Score the filo sheets making sure you don't go all the way to the custard and sprinkle with a little water.
- Place the baking tray in the oven, turn down the heat to 150°C and bake for about 1 1/2 hour.
- Prepare the syrup towards the end of baking.
- Place all the ingredients for the syrup (except the vanilla) in a pot over strong heat. As soon as the syrup starts to boil and bubble, count 4 minutes and then remove from eat right away.
- Add the vanilla.
- As soon as the galaktoboureko is out of the oven, pour the piping hot syrup over it.
In my Greek cooking classes I also tend to stay away from desserts because I don't really eat them as I feel they are sickly sweet and because of that I don't cook them at home and. Galaktoboureko, (pr. ga-lahk-to-BOO-reh-koh), also written Galatoboureko, is a traditional Greek dessert, possibly the king of sweets for many in Greece and the one I prefer the most. It is a semolina custard dessert, baked between phyllo dough, then drenched in a scented syrup when finished. Galaktoboureko is a traditional Greek dessert made with layers of golden brown crispy phyllo, sprinkled with melted butter, filled with the most creamy custard and bathed in scented syrup. This is a very easy to follow Galaktoboureko recipe for you to recreate this traditional sweet delight from scratch." — Eli.
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